Date: Wed Apr 23 10:31:39 2008
Sender: AJ Perko
Name PA P PY PTD R RY RTD Int Sck Blk BA DP Avg
York 45 40 396 5 1 -8 0 0 1 0 0 73 140.4
Cavender 30 21 342 4 4 -13 0 0 2 0 0 57 147.5
York just had one of the best days I've ever seen with one of
my QB's- why is Cavender's considered better...
because he had one or two long plays? (that really have nothing to do with
passing in DEL)
Date: Wed Apr 23 10:37:57 2008
Sender: Chris Oaks
Yards per attempt trumps everything else when it comes to passer rating. It
measures a quarterback's efficiency, and if you can get more yards in less
attempts, your performance is considered "better."
Date: Wed Apr 23 11:45:57 2008
Sender: AJ Perko
Is that real life or just DEL's infatuation with average.
I consider 40-45 about as efficient as you can get, 1 long play can distort an
average.
Personally, I shoot for 4-7 yards per pass play and then a couple of these:
Second down, 13 yards to go, ball is at Philadelphia 47, 11:26 remaining.
Offense: 230 Shotgun-Split backs, no TE, WR strong, WR3 in
Defense: 201 Tight 4-3, 2-zone coverage, line stunt
Park (OLB) blitzing
Givens (DT ) drops into coverage.
York (QB) under medium pressure.
York throws 16 yards to WR Paulits (#2 post, open).
Coverage: Jeltema (SF )
Pass easily caught by Paulits.
Paulits sidesteps Jeltema (SF ).
Paulits runs through Carmona (SF ).
Touchdown!
Date: Wed Apr 23 11:50:42 2008
Sender: JensMJ Ellmies
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Passer_rating
Date: Wed Apr 23 12:16:24 2008
Sender: Chris Oaks
I think DEL uses the real life formula.
Date: Wed Apr 23 12:44:27 2008
Sender: Kyle Mayhugh
DEL uses the real life college formula, I think. The college and pro formulas
are different.
Date: Wed Apr 23 13:28:35 2008
Sender: Chris Oaks
I think CCEL uses the real life college formula, and the pro leagues use the
real life pro formula.
Date: Wed Apr 23 14:29:14 2008
Sender: Joshua MacOscar
The formula is not perfect, but it is there to reward efficiency, not high
numbers. The situation that you presented shows a flaw in the formula. However,
it is there to show that:
19-24-0 240 yards
is more efficient than:
31-53-0 325 yards
More efficient, not more betterer.
Date: Wed Apr 23 19:28:34 2008
Sender: Dave Wick
Part of the QB rating is also TDs per pass attempt. So, 4 TDs in 30 attempts
is far better than 5 TDs in 45 attempts as it equates to QB rating.
Date: Wed Apr 23 20:48:02 2008
Sender: AJ Perko
TD's...
hmmm.. I guess like anything it has it's flaws. You QB can drive down the
field, then you get conservative and it hurts his rating if the RB scores.
Date: Thu Apr 24 16:45:22 2008
Sender: John West
That was an impressive game. I wish I could say I was hamstrung by my lack of
talent but the truth is I've paid a lot of money to get lit up like that.
1469 P.Liu CB 27 9 5 6 10 1 1 6 4 19 A A CB
734 S.Mello CB 26 10 3 4 9 2 3 2 4 15 A A CB
2026 P.Fuxa CB 26 3 1 4 10 1 2 7 0 22 C C CB
1652 O.Carmona SF 24 8 1 8 9 1 1 2 4 16 A A SF
1028 J.Jeltema SF 25 6 1 9 5 5 3 2 2 19 C C OLB
They were a combined 3/31 defending passes and your receivers didn't drop a
single one.
1469 P.Liu 1/6
734 S.Mello 1/10
2026 P.Fuxa 0/4
1652 O.Carmona 1/8
1028 J.Jeltema 0/3
I have some misgivings about that post pass. Yes, you split the safeties in a
cover-2 which is a nice trick. Sadly I didn't have a defensive tackle in man
coverage or I might have batted that one down. Just one of those things...
Anyway, your guys were definitely much, much better. I'll record that pitiful
performance in the team record book and move on.
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